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TWO OCALA EVENING STAR MONDAY JUNE 4 1906
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1IVf EVENING STAR
C s I BITTINGER CO I
h Ie Blttinger and R R CarroM j
Proprietors and PubMsbers
i XL BITTINGER j
Ed and General Manager
i
R R CARROLL
City Editor and Business Manager
U D C MEMORIAL SERVICE
The program as pwbto4 ta Set
teraagr fttebfs Star was 1iIICM IIr
beaHtlifHtly a 4 ImprLaairrity canted
tHft Sunday sfternMM t tl t1
dbitrcih sts mitttoe b r the ldII
k et XHokiswi Chapter c D C T Qwta
< a1 is repreuoe4 fer tibe 4Id e
mtr readers
kgaa de
Invocation Dr Llatoay
Wfcea th Roll Hi 0IIIIeI Up
Siriire reaMngDr LA
1eL Mrs T H Jsiwuiua
Erayer Rev L W 34 re
Quartet Tenrtu TIa Idle
QWl Camp GrfMItMIa
r iSermen Mr CwroH
Duet O M rafa K IuIihBf
lEapham aad Blake
B4akecc
IPresewtatton e c e 11Ier
Ya Taanie It OuT
rsg Let UK PM > Cwrtlle TU et
< t IBeaedtetitoa Ber G ELH
y Msfl Daft Wsrusaui prcth at
p tike etgaa sad played wftfc her sccus
ttftmed masterful tmiob
The tovecattea and readta of die
t sorftptwe tees R tor Dr Uiniimr oldie
1 PaWterIaa cfaoroh WiM5
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Mrs T H hnnoiTs psI ee s
lPe eo wa Mlag yIdI wem sd
pe eprtJL3c4sR
Har K W X re Me aa el
c 8N teuehteg praa
The atagtoe e tike JIuMIca 0
laoohited by Dr Lfctdwr aisd CstI i
JSaah was fine The 4kiet tor Mrs ILL
XL L ptMU and Mrs It G ake In
h eeIT heIart willie die Machw
f ef the smtg 1 > < os Pa a Over Ute
1 iRfw r gfat team rf ioaiuja ranc
The gormon tor Rev cc CarrwB ell
y
he Baipttat ohwch from die l a4
Sn4 verses c Ute Ufik oaaN r ell He
Ibreww wa bMlk a tmtptraUw aa4 a
toaaealottoa AK a aa e a CnNfeacrate
velerM every ar fJIC Itllll awil e c
il aia4 4 an4 went wt in eloquent Mote <
fa trttntte tAt the men wIn had wa < ed
J IM momaratote a ornHMoU unoq all > l
W lrr gaNaittr aM daring and In the toe
tileC tihai their cavne wa aat He re I
f fled the fact that Use BfWe tea IS
ICk appp1at > pMm typetyn
IfMtev8lttt a thertag Je mid 1st
w ever forget Ute UNIt tav e
AS M wae aifeociatea with bill fathers
fr years of servfoe ke toeing dn
gereub ivwmided and goto dowx Into
the valley 8l the nhadaw t < g UK
Qcy portals He sseke 0 Use tIT
< the Seatl the great and heroIc part
thoy pte ed In e takH ittn tkte sm
QD RmQltt IB the lIght In wttidt aar
fahors feugkt nd ae tke r aaw and
itH derate a and believed no defence
meed be made w apology oflfered for
their acts bat vfrwed tii an kteterlcal
faot we point with toexireiiW < prIde
to their record Tkelr toeH f and act
were Ia4d en the altar of a great prfn
rni4e It VK not a war wftkoot a
euse These heroes need NO wpotkeo
for they already stand amonf the
igoas in deeds They kad no fwperiorK
on earth as men and warrIors He paid
the memory of Jefferson Davte a snag
Rifioent trfbHte He apoke of a recent
vteit te the State How at Montgwm
ery from the steps of mfiieh Pr 4dent
iD4s made Ms inattgttral addreas TIle
very thought of Ms greatHOfw and ass
S
soMlek spirit made It wallowed ground
c He longed fAN speeok to fittingly ex
iprese his eMOtions and tikonf ite on
tiha memorakie oocn4on Of the fIIOt
dfers of the Confederacy ke cared wot
from whence they came TheIr MoMI
ilty was asswed He i ke of a tait
to Richmond and viewing Ute grave of
the great Southern Chieftain recalled
f Ms presoRoe in the United States Senate
Me where he spoke for the South AK
l
i he saw it Davis was a grt8t and no
ble man so were tkoee wko stood
wMk him now gathered to theIr fatk
ars cevered witk iiwfKriri aWe glory
tn the valor they had skowa Those
Who held the flag braved shot and
shell and flew at the very points of
bayonets tn their daring intrepidity
When we forget this heroic strife then
we forget the sears they created He
tttuefcrated this feeling toy telling of one
of Gordons soldiers in a political cam
ipatlgH who had made ap kit mind to
baj vete acalmtt kim but wken he march
di ed p to the polls and saw the near on
T Gardens face he could not dIshonor
r himself and hte chieftain He reerrd
te the surrender and the homecoming
c te find homes and everything gone and
the axaKed spirit in which these grand
men restabiisned the South In every
thing that dtettaguiBhoB a great and a
noble people They stopped at nothing
P short of greatness As homes went ut
etfueation and churches kept more than
pace and today the Sottth te te most
L glorious part of our national domain
Their homecoming and upbutMNna
appeared in the light of our material
transfigurations so wonderfully mar
ve4 ue are the achievements of Ute re
i turned Confederate warriors His de
1 sire was to never forget the deed aM
l I It now lay tribute to the living To
the women of the South and their part
IK the contest he paid such a glowing
tribute of worth and beauty of ten I
ideraess and touching sorrow as to
isneAt aM to tears It wa a grand 41
oeurae and received additional power
and pathos from the entlsnosd heart
and Inspired speech of the eloqnent
speaker
Then caRte the praMMtatton of the
rorosses of honor te those entitled to
the same There were three little
wleees to perform this honored i ty
sanely Annie and Lwey Moorfcoftd and
Irma Blake hut ontr Oft cam to he
decorated Comrade W W Jacfcsoa of
the Blectra sectio who was a brave
eoldfer of the SSnd Oeorpia regiment
I R A Fife of Redd4 k wa called Mt
I was not preheat He was a member of
I Got Jno M Martins femone battery
Michael S Rou a member of the Del
Flori4a regiment was ateo called but
I advanced aged and pn nefcal teHrmitl
kept him at home By a vote of tM
Daughters R was agreed to send the
loreee to Mr Rou he having written a
i letter to Mrs Fannie R Gary wreaWtent
of the Ocala chapter U D C setting
forth his Inability to be with them 90
r Mrs Anna Bond Hopkins of Orange
I Cake a true sad tried friend of Use
d old soldiers said she would deliver tAw
t < oross and it was pinned on her i
p Mrs Paaaie R Gary mcmMent of
Ir iBiakison Chapter spoke as foOowrs I
Il United Confederate Veterans
t
l JZtear Friends For the seventh liMP
Il f tit elves me pleasure to offer you the
c arose of honor as a testimonial that
I the Daughters of the Confeoeracr M
0 Heve 1a the rightoeuenerr of the iaie
IF for which you periled your Hves in
h the sixties and esteem and revere yon
if Ir lor the heroism you displayed in sap j
port of your oonviotfone
wEN great leader General Robert
E Lee as a gentleman in the nobiect
sense of the word stands in the front
rank of the characters of history His
message to his son Duty to the sub
nmest word in the anglfcih language
IB the key to hIs exalted character
IB refusing the command of the feder
al armies and offering his sword to
Virginia ate native state and tM
I home of his ancestors he was actuated
I by < Ihe most unselfish patriotism As
I a the world acknowledges that j
he had few equals in any age or coun
f try Nt to the private soldiers ot the i
f
t
I I f 0
Confederacy fur their courage and
forttud bt1nnlti th honr of win
ning th batti < lannfd by the gn
iuo of OnraJ L tc t I
Therefore to every Confederate
dier who bore an honorable part In die
t mruggl for principle and comti
tntional rlts the crow of honor I
wndored by the 4Oeo women of our
I ora nteation forming chapter hi al
most every Mate in the Union Hay
liuj addrecMed u on several PIfou
ooca kmn I Khali not detain you twlay
fur tboosh the giorkMU record of th
C nfM8at t tter ban been ften th
thrm of poets and of aajpe yt
Tell It aa you may
It never can be told
sane it an you will
It never can be HUM
The story of the glory
Of the men who wore the gray
F > n t Ueuteoaat W W Jackson
17th B a1n ent Georgia Volunteers
I Private R M Fife Col Jno M Mar
tins Marion Artillery 4
1
Sergeant Michael H Ross 2nd Rem
Intent of FterMa Cavalry
ReV G H lianionn of the Bpi r nal
church theji pvouwMMed the baiik
Uon sad the line of award woo tabass
1 up for the old cemetery mhere the
+ raea wen oorated The Ocala
IUftfiI accompanied the proceaulon and
fired a volky onr the araves
i The decxratKtn IIr 11w church were
beautiful and irofuf On the wall in
< lhe rear of the rostrum the Con feder
J nte tag the ale Aaa and the union
were auaptnilrJ The front of the
rom and the side of the choir loft
were literally baakrd wWh flower and
ferns
The profusion was formed ta front
of the temporary courthomte headed
by the Rifle fed by the veterans
K in number with the daughter next
and the citiaens bringing up the rear
R was a memorattl occasion and tb
s with its swet but Mad nvem
islea ate safe in the love and affection
< r the Danuhterp of the Confederacy
OWE THING LACKIWG
Reports frtnn the < cala niectins of
the State Pre Assuriation indicate
that mbJl > the attendance was not so
large as had been anticipated the
meeting was a most mteredna and
enjoyable one The papers read were
exceptionally of a high order both In
interest and merit Oalnesvllle Sun
Kdltor McOeary was Oft the pro
ram and Ms absence was deeply re
gretted
UMHAPP1MCSS DISPELLED
Men and Women Unanimous About it
Many women weep and waH and re
fuse to be comforted because their
once maajniftc trsw have become
thin and faded Many men incline to
lirofanity because the flies bite through
the thin thatch on their cranium It
will be good new to the miserable of
both sexes to learn that NewbroV Her
picide haw been placed on the market
This is the new scalp germicide and
antiseptic that acts by destroying the
germ or microbe that Is the underlying
cawe of all hair destruction Herpl
rIde Is a new preparation mad after
a new formula on an entirely new
principle Anyone who has tried it
will testify as to Its worth Try it
yourself and be convinced
Sold by leading druggists Send lie
in stamps for sample to the HerpicMe
Co Detroit Mich Tydinfs k c
al mcents OcaJa Fla
YOUR EYES
Are surely worth more te you than
the price of a pair of glasses
If you value your eyes have them
properly fitted at once Delay and
I your eye may become so bad that
no glaae wilt help them then you will
i rearet It all the rest of your life
That it true every word of it Do
not trust traveling opticians and spec
tacle peddlers to At you with glasses
They get your money and you get ex
i perience This I know becouee it i
told me by people that come to me fot
glasses after having bought of the
spectacle prddlcre We have the best
leases made each Kits being ground
for each defect of the eye I will ex
amine your eyes properly not the so
called examination I guarantee
t satisfaction or It costs you nothing
My reference are torn over ISO per
555 who I haw done work for in
t
Ocala and surrounding counties Have
yo beard any complaint of my work
Iran any traveling optician saj that
1 D M BONEY
Optical Parlors Gary Building
Ocala Fla
GOOD SECONDHAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE
I have f r sale almost all kinds of
secondhand machinery rfe Sawmills
planers butting saws engines ttollers
from A to fc horsepower hoisting en
gines farm engines and trucks loco
motives and rails pumps up to eight
in h < f in she piping etc Also gas
and gasolene engine This machinery i
is all good and I will warrant it to dA
the work for whioh I represent iL
Those wishing anything in the above
line IMa sate money hv applying to A
Filer Anthony Fla 1
1i
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
A A Herren Finch Ark writes
Poleys Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs colds and lung
trouble I know Aha it has cured
consumption in the fir > t stages You
never heard of anyone using Foleys
Honey and Tar and not being satis
fled Sold at the Postoffice Drugstore
BfRGAIN IN REAL ESTATE
IM acres of land a good Groom I
bouse stable barn chicken house and i
other small outhouses necessary to
the farm 4f acres of the land cleared
and m cultivation 12t acres has a
world of good nre wood and some good
tie Umber Owners nonresident and
wants te Fell at once More than
enough wood to pay for place Price
t
et t t For sale by Ditto Ma
many
eyWJtea
When traveling via the A C L or
when In need of a mfleaif book call I
on R T Adams city ticket agent at
the Ocala House
R D FULLER L F BLALOCK
FULLER BLALOCK
DENTAL SURGEONS
Office fiver MMBroe Ctabliss1 Bank
OCALA FLA
Terms Cash
THE HERMITAGE
DAIRY
Frsh and Pure Milk and Cream Di
leered Every Morning at Your I
Door
PHONE 150
I
vcIYER1tACKAY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Undertakers and Embalmers
D E MclVER M G BROWN
Undertakers
Fine Caskets and Burial Robes
AH Work Done by Licensed Em
balmers and Fully Guaranteed j
J
a
L
ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND BEST VALUES IN
Sir Ie ES
SEE
MASTERS I
NN A complete line for Men
fe of Edwin Clapps Oxfords
and High Shoe at
6 and 7 j
A shoe worthy of it repnta
1 tionB
B < fc P Korrect Shape
is guaranteed Patent Colts
and Kids Also in Velours
Gunmetal Box Calf and Vice Kid 350 and 4
THE DREWSELBY SHOE
FOR WOMEN
Just received a shipment of Patent Colt Pumps at 3 i
Oxfords and Gibson Ties from 2 to 3
The shoe that fit the foot and pocketbook too
I
STYLE COMFORT SERVICE
ARE ITS QUALITIES
H B MASTERS
KISTIM M1
Ocala Tent No 1409
K O T M M will hold
a review Wednesday evening June 21
at S oclock All members are quest
ed to be present as matters of Im I
portance are to be discussed The
1 WKHtlrtr will be held at Yonges Hall
G AV Martin R K
T D Bryan Commander
4 F HI
A regular communi
cation of MarionDunn Lodge No 19
R A M will be held in he temple
Thmswiay evening June 7
Visiting brothers cordial invited
X I Gottlieb W M
Jake Brown Secretary
i I WHAT EDITOR PRATT SAYS I
OF THE EDITORS IN OCALA
I
The editors of the Florida Press As
sociation were warmly welcomed and I
royalty entertained at their annual
meeting in Ocala this week by the hos I
i plIable rklyens of the Brick City
which it was H pleasure to note con
tinues to grow and prosper Editors
Yank llairis of the Banner and C L
Bittiiiger of the Star two of Floridas
I bent dully papers were untiring and
I successful in their efforts to make the
1 visitors feel that truly Ocalas latch I
string hung outside for them and the
welcome given will he long and pleas I
antly remembered by every toiling I
quill driver of the Florida Press who
i wa fortunate as to attend the meeting 1
Miss Sara Elizabeth Harris the ac
> 0mJtlit4hl and charming city editor of
I the Banner and R R Carroll the I
xenial city editor of the Star were also
attentive and added greatly to the
i I lea Urt of the visitors The meeting
a not largely attended as wished for
and expected but it WitS interesting
and successful and tended as these I
intnKs always do to strengthen the j
newspaper Krflers in their good work of
uiIII the state on lofty lines while
I
hn4ng the elusive dollar Ocala is a j
t i beautiful city of several thousand poo I
j iIe larger than the population of Live i
Oak whatever that may htif you let I
OiiU ituike the estimate and it is1
full of vim and push and enterprise
There are line schools and churches
paved streets and all modern improve
inents and conveniences It is located I
in H rich farming country and within
live miles nf the famous Silver Springs I
and the Oklawaha river Ocala Is a j
good newspaper town said one of the I
craft as he reflectively viewed the big
stores un the square and that is enough j
saM for the life and enterprise of am
place lor you cant down a town here
the business men use printers ink
freely as shown in the columns of thp
Manner and the Star this week It
was a j l His ure to note the evidences
of improvement And progress and ev
ery editor rejoiced in the prosperity
that has come and is coming to Ocala
Editor Joe Pratt is a born newspa
per man a sure enough editor and a
genial gentleman
ANCIENT ROME
Is now merely a memory of the past
Bailards Snow Liniment is the family
liniment of the twentieth century A
positive cure for rheumatism burns
cats sprains neuralgia etc Mr C
H Run nll Stanberry Mo writes I
have used Snow Liniment for rheuma
tism and all pain I cant say enough
In Its iwaise Sold by the AntiMo
nopoly Drugstore
SEABREEZE CUl AGES
If you intend going away this sum
mer why not go to he Newport of
the SouthSeabreeze where you will
find completely furnished cottages i
screened and canopied from two
rooms up to twelve all conveniences
They are known as the Breakers Cot
lager located directly on the beach
Address V C Grant Seabreeze Fla i
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs
Several years since my lungs were
to badly afflicted that I had many
hemorrhages writes A M Ake of
Wood Ind I toqk treatment with
several physicians without any benefit
I then started to take Foleys Honey
and Tar and wiy lungs are now as
sound as a bullet I recommend it in
advanced stage of lung trouble Fo
leys Honey and Tar slops the cough
and heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold Refuse
substitutes Sold by all dealers
TOILET ARTICLES
You will find a full line of high grade
toilet articles at the Ocala News Co
consisting of perfumes and creams
The ladies are particularly invited to
inspect this addition to the stock of
that company The goods are from
the Colonial Manufacturing Company
of Detroit Mich among the best in
the land
SUPERIORITY PROVES ITSELF
The sincerest tribute that can be I
paid to superiority is imitation The
Witch
many imitations of DeWitts
Haxel Salve that are now before the i
public prove It the best Ask for De I
Witfs Good for burns scalds chaffed
kin eczema tetter outs bruises boils
and piles Highly recommended and
reliable Sld by the AntiMonopoly
Drugstore
FOR RENT 27 acres eff ertile ham
mock land clcars 2 miles south cf II
town Applyto 149 Lime St
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FT KING CAMP k
NO 14
Regular monthly meeting of the
Woodmen of the World will be held at
Yunges Hall Friday evening June
v All members requested to attend
N I Gottlieb C C
Chas K Sage Clerk
LOOF1
7
Tulula Lodge Xo 22 1 O O F
meets every Tuesday evening in
Yonges hall C L Bittinger N G
David A Myers Secretary
The bottom layer
of a box of
CANDIES
4 brings forth as many
y delicious morsels
i and surprises
w asthetQ1ayerj
T W TROXLER
PWh
Th gztc t tIii ill C
the mr l to kfff
women yeung Zoo okintr
It does this in a natural way It
is not a cosmetic or artificial skin
coating It simply clears the pores
gives the blood free circulation
removes wrinkles and insures a
clear helthy well groomed skin
Its frequent use from now will
keep you young looking and good
looking 50C and 100 per jar
Call at our store
for sample
AntiMonopoly
Drugstore
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HERE TO YOU
and may you f J
live Ions and
C
prosper
Thats how we I
wish it for you 4
for 19m Just
examine o u r
line of
TEWELRYH
and start the
prosperity ball
arolling by 4fl
making a pur
chase Hand ji
some i B as I
halld s o IllP
doe and
yon 11 be hand i
some and feel
lui nd som e
for every pur
chase you make from our
stock Everything is cheap
Ve make Repairing a spedal
tv
lkW
6 MONTHS c
i j GUARANTEE
Against holes No more
darrIng If you buy
t riIrcoP
JiDsier
AM tlse popular cIors
1 Fr Mtn Worsted
ld onv in lots oi
r S f r > tr2 c
t2 HS Jf 51
For Laes E1 C YfTI sx tiS
for S I b7 N iCt rlJ
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FOR ux ZlY
M FISHEL OcaUFla
i i t iiz
AN AWfUl OCCURRENCE
On a Bed of Fire in Sheets of Flame
Josie Armour Passed Into Her
Last Sleep
The people of Ocala turned sick
with horror Sunday morning when
they learned that a human being had
Men burned alive in one of the houses
of ill fame on the western side of the
city
cityAt
At 3 oclock in the morning the tele
phone tinkled the warning Ocalas j
firemen are never slow to hear The
big fire bells tongue is temporarily
palsied it could not call the volun
teers but the regular are always
ready and bat few seconds passed be
fore the lIre horses were straining in
their collars on the public square No
need to ask questionsa mar of
name towered above the oaks in the
northwestern part of the city At first
the firemen thought Howard Academy
was on fire but as they cleaTed the
screen of trees on top of the hill they
saw that the house melting under the I
blaze was the old Cline residence just I
south of the S S O G track Al
though they knew they could get rm
water they went on to do what they
could with buckets and axes When
they reached the house the entire
western half was a roaring furnace
from which the fire was invading the
other side with a fierceness that show
ed any attempt to save it would be
useless The inmates half or less than
half clad stood at the verge of the in
tense heat evidently more distressed
than the mere loss of property would
warrant and from them the firemen
learned the awful truth that a human
being lay in the heart of the fiery fur
nace
The walls of the room were already
falling but the tire fighters charged
the phalanx of name and not until they
made sure that nothing could live a
second in that blazing furnace did they
fall back blistered and blackened and
all bur inhaling the devouring element
to their own destruction They could
obtain no water as the place is a
quarter ot a mile from the nearest hy
drant but they kept the adjoining
house from catching Rapidly the old
house dissolved into glowing embers
amid which lay a horrible something
which a few hours before had been a
gay and dissolute but handsome wo
i man
manThe
The house was the well known Cline
i residence built nearly a quarter of a
century ago by a sturdy Pennsylvania
I
farmer much respected for his indus
try and honesty Some years ago Mn
I Mine went back North and the old
house stood vacant until the red light
resorts were driven off of Exposition
street Since that time it has been
1 tenanted by a bunch of unfortunate
women one of whom was shot dead
by a ruffianly paramour some months
ago At the time it was burned the
house was tenanted by Ollie Bird and
Josie Armour better known as Mar
guerite was one of the principal at
tractions of the place The usual or
gies were going on Saturday night
The man who was with Josie Armour
aid when he left her at 2 oclock she
was lying on the bed drunk and
smoking a cigarette That was the
last time she was seen alive About
an hour later the other inmates awoke
to find the house afire and so rapidly
burning that some of them had not
time to secure their clothes It was
some minutes before they noticed the
Armour woman was missing Then
one of the women and a man with her
made a brave attempt to get into the
room but found the door locked They
called and beat on the door in vain
Smoke and name were pouring from
every device and the wouldbe res
Iuers had to retreat to save their own
lives No sound of moan or cry came
from within the walls of the death
trap and the merciful have reason to
hope that the unfortunate creature
was suffocated by the smoke and
passed from the sodden sleep of
drunkenness info the everlasting
slumber of death before the torture of
tire cleared her faculties into con
sciousness
Josie Armour was from Concord
Mass She was about twenty years
old She had a sister in Jacksonville
to whom a telegram was sent but no
reply was received The charred re
mains were taken in charge by Mclver
MacKay and were buried in the old
cemetery this afternoon
i
MUSICALE THURSDAY NIGHT
The popular quartet from the State
School for the Blind and Deaf under
the management of the musical direct
or Prof R L Parks will render an
interesting program of vocal and In
strumental music at Yonges Hall
Thursday June 7 at S p m The
quartet is touring the state and will be
assisted at this place by local talent
The program consisting of choice
selections from the masters will be in
terspersed with reading and comic
song
This is a rare opportunity for our
peoplw to learn something rekarding
1 the education of the blind and a large
crowd is expected to be present A
musical treat and an evening of pleas
ure is guaranteed
Admission Adults 35 cents chil
dren 20 cents Doors open at 730 p
m
Program
Serenade Quartet
Piano Duet II Trovatore Verdi
Mtrnotte DeWitt Lightsey and Har
ry Libbey
Vocal Solo The Two Grenadiers
OthumannR L Parks
Simple Aveu F Thome Lucius
I Llrson
Plantation Melody Quartet
Piano Duet Wedding March from
MidSummer Nights Dream Men
if lsohnSmith
Reajng comic Harry Libbey
VaKe and Marche from Faust
Gounod DeWitt Lightsey
Solo and Chorus Dar I Long te be
Ag iln Quartet
Ixnal Talent
Piano Solo Daughter of the Regi
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DONT
Douit let your child suffer with that
cough when you can cure with Bal
lards Horehound Syrup a sure cure
for coughs bronchitis influenza croup
and pulmonary diseases Buy a bottle
and try it
B B Laughter Byhalia Miss
writes 1 have two children who had
tup I tried many different reme
s but I must say your Horehound
Sjrir is the best croup and cough
Ikine I ever used Sold by the
AMMonopoly Drugstore
I have loaded cars among the same
shippers for four seasons on the low
fr Ekst Coast There are no better
houses in Baltimore Cincinnati Wash
irgton and Memphis than those I rep
re ent Give them a trial and you will
tFow a regular shipper H Dove Al
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SrlendId corner lot on Oklawaha av
nu front of the Standley residence
15 feet east and west on the avenue
by 100 feet rorth and south fine shade
I etc To be sold at very low price at
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President T T MTJNROE
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Vice President Z C CHAMBLISS 5
Cashier J B BROOKS
ENTRAL NATIONAL BAN
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J K CTHUeTULN SiIiOBGS MACKAT
DIRECTORS S I T T MUNROM z C CHAJOLIeS
HERBERT A PORD 9 S HALL
MVE AND MaCKAY
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Build Complete and Ready to Occupy Cot
tages and Residences and Finnish Them
From Cellar to Garret with Every
thing Needed be it an Humble
Cottage or Palatial Home
Build and Equip
Stores Churches School Houses Court
Houses etc
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Construct and Equip
Phosphate Plants of any size and a com
plete stock of repair parts for same always
carried in stock
Build Bridges
And in fact do any and all kinds of con
struction work Repairs and changes on
all kinds of buildings
Send us your orders We carry by far the largest best and most varied stook in Cen
tral Florida and our business methods will please you
Yours for a Prosperous Year
McIVER WE a cK AYE
Contractors Builders and Furniture Dealers
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington June tPartly cloudy
tonight and Tuesday
LETTER TO W W HARRISON
Ocala Florida
Dear SirGood yarn How we got
our agent at Delhi N Y
Gladstone Paine were agents for
we mustnt tell names We
wanted em Paine was painting his
big Colonial house Said it took 10
gallons of white for the trim
We send him 10 gallons and said If
you get it all on no pay if you hay
any left return it and pay for the
rest Agreed
He returned four gallons and took
the agency Four or five years ago
He knows now that his old paint was
and is adulterated thats why it took
ten gallons to equal six of ours
Go by the name there is but one
name to go by Devoe leadanzinc
Yours truly
Devoe Co New ork
T W Smith Co sell our paint
HORSES AND MULES
You will always find at J H mar
tin Cos exchange stables In Ocala
and at Hugh Nichols Wildwood sta
bles as good mules and horses as can
be found in Florida For quality the
prices are reasonable No trouble to
show animals When in need call on
Hugh Nichols proprietor Ocala or
Wildwood Fla
LOW ROUND TRIP
EXCURSION RATES
Via the Atlantic Coast Line
Athens Ga 1245 Tickets on sale
June 23 24 25 26 30 July 2 9 and
16 limit 15 days from date of sale
Extension of limit to September 30
may be had
Excursion to Eastlake
On Thursday June 7 the A C L
Ry will sell tickets to Eastlake at 40
cents for adults and 20 cents for chil
dren for the round trip Train leaves
Ocala at 730 a m and returning
leaves the lake at 5 p m on account
of the union Sunday school picnic
Asheville N C 1770 Tickets on sale
June 7 8 9 14 15 and 16 limited to
June 27
Boston Mass 3895 Tickets on sale
May 31 to June 9 inclusive limit to
June 18 Extension of limit to July
18 may be had by depositing ticket
and paying fee of 1 Stopovers at
New York allowed
Asheville N C 1770 Tickets on sale
June 26 27 and 28 limit to July If
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Hot Springs Va 2640 Tickets on
sale June 9 10 and 11 limit June 19
Extension of limit to July 4 may be
had
Knoxville Tenn 1825 Tickets on
I sale June 17 18 19 23 24 30 July
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7 14 and 15 limit 15 days from date
of sale Extension of limit to Sep
tember 30 may be had by depositing
ticket and paying fee
PILES PILES PILES
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind bleeding ulcerated
and itching piles It absorbs the tu
i mors allays the itching at once acts
as a poulticegives immediate redief
I Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
prepared for piles and Itching of the
private parts Every box is guaran
teed Sold by Tydings Co Jay mail
for 50c and 51 Williams Manufactur
ing Company Proprietors Cleveland
Ohio
THE PENINSULAR
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE CO
OF JACKSONVILLE
Pays the most liberal sick accident
and death benefits upon the payment
of small weekly premiums
I The Peninsular is one of the strong
est insurance companies in the land
and has many thousands of policies in
force in Florida All claims are paid
promptly upon demand Call on or
write S P Brockington Local Agent
office ever Teapot Grocery Ocala Fla
Kodak time We have Everything In
the line The Postofflce Drugstore
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Deep Wells Sunk
Any size or to any depth desired
Painting Paper Hanging
i Interior decorating roofing etc A com
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i petent and skilled corps of of workmen si
I ways ready io take charge of work
Build rs Material
I We carry at all times an immense stock of
Builders Material Lime Brick Plaster
Shingles Lath Paints Oils Roofing
Cement Sewer Pipe etc
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Best YearRonnd Hotel at 2 a Day in Florida UptoDate
Clean and Well Furnished Room andPlenty to Eat
V J SHBPMAX PROPRIETOR
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THE OCKLAWAHA INN
1 1 A Pleasant Homelike House
I L p Elegant Airy Rooms and the
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Special Rates in Summer to
W Weekly and Monthly Board
ers
MRS HATCHELL
Proprietress
OCALA FLORIDA
HOTEL WINDLE 15 n lB E Forsyth Street
New and FirstClass in all
Appointments
American Plan 200 to I
250 per day
i1r5 ll European Plan Rooms one
H person 75c per day and
L up Special weekly rates
Center of City Near all
i H j Car Lines Open all the
Year Rooms with Bath
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Extra Charge
C B SMITH Proprietor Jacksonville Florida
ElL 4 from Depot and Steam Ship
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Standlevs Old Stand
The Best
Carriages and Buggies
Good Traveling
but
Gentle Horses i
Drummers Business
Given Special Attention
Careful Drivers
and
Stylish Rigs If
D1 W TOMPKINS PROPRIETOR
Phone J24 Ocala Fk West SquJfte
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